Election Integrity

The Republican National Committee and the Arizona Republican Party are appealing a federal judge’s ruling that could leave the door open for non-citizen voting.

Appellants argued that the universal mail-in voting provisions of the act violated the New York Constitution

James Comer said Congress is taking steps to ‘proactively protect a fair electoral process.’

The governor has signed three bills that include provisions that have been highly sought by conservatives in the state.

‘It really does make sure that we don’t have backroom deals to put people on the ballot,’ Illinois Governor Pritzker said.

The SAVE Act would impose new federal requirements that would-be voters show documentation verifying their citizenship status.

A GOP-led House panel is investigating whether the Small Business Administration is improperly diverting resources to voter registration efforts in Michigan.

The RNC and Republican Party of Pennsylvania are trying to enter a case filed by the ACLU of Pennsylvania on behalf of two voters.

The law could be struck down before the presidential election.

Lawyers representing the Democratic National Committee say the complaints alleging faulty voter roll cleanup are purely political theater.

Suit contends that using the ‘election van’ as an alternate absentee ballot site violated state law.

A new complaint filed by the RNC and the Trump campaign seeks to bar Nevada from accepting mail-in ballots received as many as four days after Election Day.

The court documents also identified a ‘prior U.S. president.’

The Supreme Court’s refusal to hear the appeal means that the Texas law stays in place, delivering a win to election integrity advocates.

‘There is no question that there is a political bias in the legal profession that skews dramatically to the left,’ one expert says.

She said she recognized merit to both sides of the electoral college argument but would allow the bill to become law without her signature as its debated.

‘If you want to win, mail it in,’ says the Republican leadership in battleground state.

The Supreme Court of Idaho upheld recent legislative amendments to the state’s voter identification requirements.